Skip to main content

Dukes Plus Art Competition 2025 – Results

We are delighted to announce the results of the Dukes Plus Art Competition.

Congratulations to the winners in each age category:

Ages 4–7

Ages 8–11

Ages 12–16

Many thanks to all those who entered; we were blown away by the number of entries we received and the quality of artwork submitted. Competition was very fierce in all age categories, so please do not feel disappointed if you did not win this time.

Due to the high standard of entries, on this page we are exhibiting all submissions as well as the winners. All entries were on the theme of ‘home’.

Exhibition

The winners will be exhibited at Duke Festival of the Arts, which will be held at Royal Festival Hall, London, on 4th February from 7pm. There will then be a separate exhibition hosted by Hampstead Fine Arts College after February half-term, at which prizes will be awarded to the winners. The winners work will be exhibited alongside a collection of other submissions, curated by Fine Arts College. Students whose work is being exhibited will be contacted in advance.

Winners

Ages 4-7

Ages 8-11

Ages 12-16

May Le, Rochester Independent College, Year 11 

All submissions

Ages 4-7

Xander Willemse, Radnor House, Year 3
Sonya Besignano, Lyceum, Year 2
Sofie Samuelson, Radnor House, Year 3
Sam Hornan, Devonshire House, Year 3
Pippa Douglas, Broomfield House, Year 2
Penelope Terrell, Notting Hill Prep, Year 7
Olivia Cunningham, Orchard House, Year 3
Mistry Nivaan, Devonshire House, Year 2
Millie Cross-Durrant, Devonshire House, Reception
Camilla Gardner, Broomfield House, Year 3
Dhruv Prashant, Pointer School, Reception
Dylan Hambleton, Notting Hill Prep, Year 1
Enna Fukushima, Broomfield House, Year 2
Evan Thapliyal, Radnor House, Year 3
Finn Paterson, Radnor House, Year 2
Hana O’Hearn, Lyceum, Year 2
Inia Lejeune, Lyceum, Year 3
Lillimé Willemse, Radnor House, Year 3
Benito Serrati Ilie, The Pointers School, Reception
Awen Smith, Lyceum, Year 3
Alice Hay, Devonshire House, Year 5
Alexandra Huynh, The Pointer School, Year 1

Ages 8-11

Alana Lutman-Hopkins, Lyceum, Year 3
Alexander Sheane, Devonshire House, Year 4
Anais Lefebvre, The Pointer School, Year 5
Annabelle Bof, Radnor House, Year 6
Arya Lehl, Devonshire House, Year 6
Catherine Li, Bousfield Primary School, Year 4
Christina Marriott, Orchard House, Year 6
Cody Kiernan, Radnor House, Year 5
Elias Noah Razgallah-Holtz, Devonshire House, Year 4
Emil Heyn, Devonshire House, Year 5
Evelyn Simon, Heathside, Year 6
Fraser Fairclough, Devonshire House, Year 5
Hasan Ali, Devonshire House, Year 4
Helena Wojcik, Prospect House, Year 5
Isaac Bryant, Lyceum, Year 4
Junda Guo, Lyceum, Year 5
Kanato Fukushima, Broomfield House, Year 3
Karina Cross-Durrant, Devonshire House, Year 5
Lanah Snell-Passi, The Pointer School, Year 4
Luc Williams, Radnor House, Year 3
Marni Sol, Lyceum, Year 5
Max Zimmerm, Devonshire House, Year 6
Maya Ghosh, Devonshire House, Year 5
Milo Terry, Radnor House, Year 4
Miya White, Orchard House, Year 4
Otis Maine, Devonshire House, Year 4
Sara Ali, Devonshire House, Year 6
Tom Jenke, Orchard House, Year 6
Yaz Ozcan, Radnor House, Year 5
Ziyang Li, Bousfield Primary, Year 6

Ages 12-16

Rafina Juman, Rochester Independent College, Year 11
Margarita Tamarina, Rochester Independent College, Year 11
Helena Maria Grego Nazare Seixas Marques, Colégio Júlio Dinis, Year 8
Fine Arts College, Year 9 collective work
Faith Catchlove, Year 11, Rochester Independent College
Dea Derveni, Notting Hill Prep, Year 7
Dariya Darminova, Rochester Independent College, Year 11
Charlie Smissen, Year 11, Rochester Independent College

Have a Question?

Get in Touch
Back to top